Mathematica Tutorial: Notebooks And Documents - Wolfram Research

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90 Notebooks and DocumentsYou can use the option TableSpacing to specify how much horizontal space there should bebetween successive columns, or how much vertical space there should be between successiverows. A setting of 0 specifies that successive objects should abut.This leaves 6 spaces between the entries in each row, and no space between successive rows.In[48]:= TableForm@88a, b
Notebooks and Documents 91Styles and Fonts in OutputStyle@expr,optionsDStyle@expr,"style"Dprint with the specified style optionsprint with the specified cell styleSpecifying output styles.In[1]:=The second x 2 is here shown in boldface.8x^2, Style@x^2, FontWeight -> "Bold"D sD, 8s, 10, 20This shows the text in the Helvetica font.In[3]:= Style@"some text", FontFamily -> "Helvetica"DOut[3]= some textStyle allows an abbreviated form of some options. For options such as FontSize, FontWeight,FontSlant and FontColor, you can include merely the setting of the option.Options are specified here in a short form.In[4]:= Style@"text", 20, ItalicDOut[4]= textoptiontypical setting(s)FontSize 12 size of characters in printer's pointsFontWeight "Plain" or "Bold" weight of charactersFontSlant "Plain" or "Italic" slant of charactersFontFamily "Courier" ,font family"Times" , "Helvetica"FontColor GrayLevel@0D color of charactersBackground GrayLevel@1D background color for charactersA few options that can be used in Style.If you use the notebook front end for Mathematica, then each piece of output that is generatedwill by default be in the style of the cell in which the output appears. By usingStyle@expr, "style"D however, you can tell Mathematica to output a particular expression in a
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